10. CAPRICORN

Tenth Sign of the Zodiac.

Cardinal Sign of the Earth Triplicity.

Active Sign of the Serving Trinity.

I

This quiet, patient, cautious one, is thin and bony, but a climber who builds high ! Very much self-centered, she is quite egotistical and self-esteeming. Very honest, she is also noted for her dry humor.

II — PRECESSION OF THE EQUINOXES

Capricorn showered the earth with cosmic rays about 21,000 years ago. It was an advanced Earth Age, but man was once more starting a new cycle.

Capricorn will repeat the performance from 4001 to 6158 A.D.

Ill — NATURE, CHARACTER and PERSONALITY

This strong-willed, very patient one, is a self-made person. She is hardy, enduring, straight-forward, capa­ble and worthy, but sometimes cold, selfish, tricky and careworn. Serious, restrained, and very ambitious, she is secretive, and at times melancholy.

The above is varied by the placement of the Moon, as follows . . .

WITH THE MOON IN ARIES . . . willful; will try to dominate everything, but will work well and ardently for success. May be a bit harsh.

IN TAURUS . . . very favorable for riches ; can't stand to have her habits changed.

GEMINI . . . energetic, very ingenuous; has a good me­mory; will advance through merit.

CANCER . . . economical and thrifty; foreseeing but anxious; this tends to avarice and selfishness.

LEO . . . faithful, dignified, with a strong will. Has a strong belief in sacred things. Tends to show off her possessions.

VIRGO . . . good for business, especially in association; is too much attached to details; lacks initiative.

LIBRA . . . has initiative, but is contrary and irritable.

SCORPIO . . . seeks to impose her ideas on all others; is domineering, hard and selfish; has the mind of a revolu­tionary and an agitator.

SAGITTARIUS ... too independent and ungrateful; sometimes called a heretic.

CAPRICORN . . . serious, solemn, worried; a long life of intense work, following a routine which leads to no­thing !

AQUARIUS ... an organizer. Has a very keen mind, which seldom expresses itself, excepting in a dry joke.

PISCES . . . secretive, and at times philanthropic. Lacks initiative, but does much good with money, without os­tentation.

IV — CAPRICORN IN THE PHYSICAL

There are two definite types in America. One, rather tall, thin, and large-boned; the other short, small-fea­tured, thin and small-boned, but still with a bony appear­ance.

Both have a steep and sharp aspect; the head has the upper part well-developed, with a high rectangular fore­head — the abstract thinker; has a long nose, with a de­cided dent close to its root; has deeply-set eyes, with a serious, worried, stern expression; the face is sunken and tired-looking; the mouth is secretive, with deep lines and small tight lips, the upper one retreating, and the lower one, protruding; the ears are flat, and may be large; the hair is dark and lank; has a long-legged, lean goat-like figure, with narrow hips; the neck is long and sinewy; the skin is drawn in appearance; the hand is hard, powerful and bony, with small conical nails; she walks with a strut, lordly and stalking; and her voice is deliberate, and mostly silent.

V — OCCUPATION

Capricornians are ambitious, with much executive ability, but are hindered by obstacles, and thus success comes late in life.

They have good business and practical sense, and are honest. They are concrete, organized and scientific.

The following occupations are suitable for them . . .

architect        agricultural worker
broker          administrator
bricklayer     bookbinder
contractor     civic employee
carpenter      day laborer
engraver       government employee
executive      land surveyor
farmer           labor official
geologist       municipal employee
jailor             real estate man
lawyer          religious recluse
manager        politician
miner            watchman
plumber        printer
potter           priests

VI — CAPRICORN ON THE HOUSES

ASCENDANT ... is thin and bony; grows stronger with age. Childhood is difficult.

Is proud, serious, ambitious, moody, traditional, cold, reserved.

Wants activity to solve problems, to get things done, and to establish her prestige with the public, for she loves to be in authority.

SECOND HOUSE ... is ambitious to make money and usually does, through organizations; she saves twice as much as she spends.

THIRD . . . has intellectual pride, concentration of mind, and is always purposeful.

Is persistent, reflective, suspicious and cautious ; am­bition is usually attained through brothers and sisters.

FOURTH ... ambition and pride centers on the home of her parents, where duty rather than love makes her stay at home.

If the Moon is there ... the family is badly managed, and the children are poorly brought up.

Venus there . . . troubles from trifles ruin family hap­piness.

Saturn . . . there is little love in the family.

Uranus . . . there is an early break-up in the home.

Neptune . . . there is much selfishness in the home.

FIFTH ... a good teacher, but a poor lover; will have few children.

Is highly sexed; has profound feeling, but a cold ex­terior in love.

If the Moon is there ... is involved in love troubles all the time.

Mercury there .. . love is considered a factor in a bus­iness arrangement.

Venus . . . love will bring deceptions.

Sun ... is ambitious for advancement, so makes love to the employer's son or daughter.

Mars ... there are precocious intrigues, and early vice.

Jupiter . . . parents intrude into her love affairs.

Saturn . . . will utilize love for gain.

Uranus ... disaster for the lover, for destiny is against her.

Neptune . . . there will be secret plots to use love to gain at the cost of others.

SIXTH ... an organizer or an efficiency expert; a hard worker in large organizations, or government work, or professional activities.

SEVENTH ... is very cautious and prudent in choosing a mate, and thus delays marriage; her mate will be am­bitious, but difficult and domineering; later on, she will say that the mate does not understand her.

If the Moon is there . . . her mate will pretend an in­terest that is not real.

Mercury there . . . looks upon marriage as a duty, or work, and measures the mates' value by his earning power.

Venus . . . tries to keep up state, with insufficient means.

Mars . . . there is energetic action to gain money by marriage, and to get all the partner's money.

Jupiter . . . financial gain by marriage, but no real happiness, for there is no real feeling.

Saturn ... is very practical in marriage.

Uranus . . . there will be divorce or separation, proba­bly over money matters.

Neptune . . . tends to treason against the mate, in the hope of personal gain.

EIGHTH . . . has a vitality which resists death, and thus dies of old age; but this does not resist illness of disease, which gives rise to chronic ailments; and the recovery is retarded by depression and a bad disposition.

Thus, she is subject to colds and chills, skin diseases, leprosy, gout and arthritis; all diseases that are slow and hard to cure.

A proper diet, a cheerful disposition, and exercise would avoid all of this, and she would thus die at a peace­ful old age.

NINTH . . . has a good legal mind; is orthodox in reli­gion; and is not fond of travel. She is skeptical about new ideas, but will look into them; she desires responsi­bility.

TENTH ... a born organizer and ruler; good discipline and ability.

Is a good executive, who is very ambitious, and seeks responsibility; loves government positions.

ELEVENTH ... is a disciplinary parent to her friends; is very practical about her hopes and wishes.

TWELFTH . . . loves to organize occult groups; needs to organize and discipline herself in secret.

Has sorrow through ambitions thwarted; is ambi­tious to work in institutions.

VII — HOW CAPRICORN MATES WITH OTHER SIGNS

WITH ARIES . . . difficult, but interesting. (See Chap­ter I, page 14).

TAURUS ... a good match. (See Chapter II, page 21).

GEMINI . . . have little in common. (See Chapter III, page 30).

CANCER . . . usually successful. (See Chapter IV, page 38).

LEO . . . possible, but not easy. (See Chapter V, page 46).

VIRGO ... a nice combination. (See Chapter VI, page 54).

LIBRA . . . very good. (See Chapter VII, page 62).

SCORPIO ... a struggle. (See Chapter VII, page 70).

SAGITTARIUS . . . possible, but not easy. (See Chap­ter IX, page 79).

CAPRICORN . . . little attraction, but successful: both get along because of their inborn practicality, reasoning power, efficiency, and similarity of ambitions.

AQUARIUS . . . satisfy and complement each other: an excellent business team. Aquarius' extreme sensitiveness is understood perfectly by Capricorn, who is rather tou­chy herself, and carries with her a certain dignity which suits Aquarius fine.

PISCES . . . complement each other: Capricorn is ambi­tious and conventional; Pisces is a dreamer, highly spir­itual, but while impractical, will work assiduously for Capricorn's interests, if emotionally involved. It works out best with Pisces feminine, for she will give her all for her mate, take his sharp criticism passively, and try to be the practical, orderly person he admires.

Thus, Capricorn mates best with Taurus, Cancer, Vir­go, Libra, Aquarius and Pisces.

VIII     — PLANETS IN CAPRICORN

MOON . . . unsympathetic; has an extreme keenness for information.

Afflicted . . . avaricious, miserly; has an insane fear of want.

Child . . . craves love and sympathy.

Women in his life . . . practical, but exacting and capricious.

MERCURY . . . sardonic, persistent, constantly busy. Always knows she is right!

Afflicted .. . miserly, cruel, hard, malicious, and sipte-ful.

VENUS . . . capricious, a bit cold; marries for business reasons.

Afflicted . . . indifferent; jealous and exacting; suspi­cious.

SUN . . . reliable, contented, conserving, conventional, capricious, critical; always on time; the Professor who says, "I use ... "

MARS . . . superlatively efficient; bound to rise in life.

Afflicted ... a hasty temper; becomes the object of scorn and derision.

JUPITER ... a conscientious plodder; careful, economi­cal; abhors waste.

Afflicted ... a miser; a demon of debauch, despised by all.

SATURN . . . very anxious to rise in life, and through tact and persistence, generally succeeds.

Afflicted ... a gloomy pessimist; cunning, under­handed, and not to be trusted.

URANUS ... a first class fighter; has an acute sense of responsibility.

Afflicted . . . bound to rule or ruin; quarrelsome; usually causes an early break-up of the home.

NEPTUNE . . . serious, successful; a keen and far-sight­ed business person.

Afflicted ... a melancholy recluse, who shuns the society of her fellow creatures.

PLUTO ... a dedicated person who loves responsibility.

IX — SATELLITIUM IN CAPRICORN

Ecclesiastics, professors and statesmen.

They are very ambitious; their mind seems to be cen­tered on pressing upward and forward in the world. Their chief aim is accomplishment, that is, to achieve in life.

Somewhat cold towards others; long-lived.

X — CUSPIAN IN CAPRICORN

Born December 22 to 30

She is the soul of honesty, a n d is disconcertively punctual ... is always on time. She is a good manager who attends to her task quietly.

She is a devout fatalist, who accepts the dictates of providence. But career and material success will come early in life.

She is a rescuing angel for people who live in a per­petual muddle.

She tends to be a fair-weather friend, whose feelings are shallow and unsympathetic; nothing really matters unless there is money in it!

XI — CONCLUSION

This person wants to be unusual, distinctive and indi­vidual. Has a quiet egoism, which is expressed in a de­sire for possessions.

She does not like to mingle with the "common herd". Is slow to make friends, and highly resentful towards her enemies.

Accomplishes things through hard work. Success comes late in life, due to persistence

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